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    The paper advocates the use of symplectic geometry to analyzing the structure of critical points of the least squares estimation function. The problem dealt with is that of fitting a plane, in particular a line, given a data set in \({\mathbb{C}}^ n\). The basic observation is that for the fitting of a line, the least squares estimation function can be regarded as a Hamiltonian defined on the orbit of the adjoint action of the unitary group.
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    complete integrability
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    symplectic geometry
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    critical points
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    least squares estimation
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    Hamiltonian
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    adjoint action
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